kitchen towel - purple flowers
Description
inspired by flora and fauna, lili pepper draws unique patterns in their studio in baden, which are printed on organic cotton by their partner companies in south india.
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50x70cm
caring for organic cotton
can be washed by hand or with a washing machine (no warmer than 30 degrees if you want to make sure it does not shrink). you should not dry your cotton piece in a tumble dryer as it can shrink. you can remove stains with stain removers and iron as you please. important: never iron velvet! to iron velvet pieces, turn inside out.
what is organic cotton?
cotton is a true fabric classic. it can be worn as a t-shirt, socks, jeans and much more. cotton grows soft and fluffy around the seeds of cotton plants. it does not contain any synthetic compounds and is a very old fabric that has already been used many years ago.
why love organic cotton?
cotton is super versatile - from a simple t-shirt to knit pants this fabric can do it all! a true classic than can easily be dyed and taken care of.
organic cotton production
1kg of organic cotton needs 8500l of water vs. conventional cotton needing 11500l. the conventional cotton industry is not a very pretty business. make sure to buy as organic as possible - organic cotton uses less water, pesticides, fertilizers, defoliants and growth regulators and is not grown in a monoculture.
image by: linda kastrati
based in: baden, switzerland
founded by: franziska carnevale, 2010
products: interiors & accessories
since 2010, the name lili pepper has stood for re-interpretations of traditional handcraft, sustainable production, and superb swiss quality. behind the name is a young woman with a real flair for contemporary trends and ideas. she is known for her stylish and playful touches that strike a real chord with her customers. franziska carnevale was born and raised in switzerland, studied in berlin and lucerne, and began her career gaining valuable experience as a designer in italy and switzerland. in 2010 she set up her own lili pepper design studio, where she has been based ever since as a freelance designer for international clients in the home textile and fashion industry. the high-quality products of the lili pepper collection are designed and produced in switzerland and bangalore, india. all of the prints and patterns are hand-drawn and finished with great attention to detail.
lili pepper stands for
swiss design - hand drawn - sustainable
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